A Summary Of 15th-Century Witchcraft Beliefs By Pope Innocent VIII

Pope Innocent VIII (r. 1484-1492) was Pope of the Roman Catholic Church when Jacob (or James) Sprenger and Heinrich (or Henry) Kramer began formulating...

(Video) The Absolute Cheesiest Tale About Charlemagne

In this narrated video essay, we present the absolute cheesiest tale about Charlemagne (r. 768-814) that was recorded by the medieval monk and historian,...

Søren Kierkegaard

Søren Kierkegaard (1813-1855) "The sectarians deafen one another with their noise and clamor, keep anxiety away with their screeching." From Soren Kierkegaard’s Fear and Trembling...

The Judgment of Paris, Attributed to Antonio da Vendri (c. 16th century)

This painting, attributed to the Italian artist Antonio da Vendri (16th century), draws inspiration from the ancient Greek mythological tale of the Judgment of...

The Life Of Twice-Dead Saint Salvius

  Salivius was a holy man who operated around Albi, in southern France, during the 6th century, a time when France was controlled by several...

Virgil

Virgil (c. 70-19 BCE) "Man and beast, each and every race of earth, creatures of the sea, domesticated animals, and birds in all their finery, all of them...

Benjamin Franklin

  Benjamin Franklin (c. 1706-1790) "Laws too gentle are seldom obeyed; too severe, seldom executed." From Poor Richard's Almanac by Benjamin Franklin (Seven Treasures Publications, 2008).  

Cao Shen And The Failed Interventions By Other Officials To Curb His Excessive Drinking

  In 209 BCE, a low-level official named Liu Bang joined in a widespread wave of rebellion against the Qin Dynasty in China. Cao Shen...

King James I

  King James I (c. 1566-1625) "Judges ought indeed to beware whom they condemn, for it is as great a crime (as Solomon says) to condemn...
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